Fnatic just lost to SKT because of a bug.

Where at in the video is it?

More like

The video cuts off prior to the point when the commentators talk about how that looked like a bug, they just have to carry on commentating on the fight before coming back to the glitch.

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You can see how the commentator's react. If they say "woah bug!" Riot would have fired them. So they kept their mouths shut.

I think I heard them say "WOAH SHE FLASHED BACK OVER!" Yeah, thats was happened.

It's actaully a visual bug, where it looks like you made it over the wall, but in reality you just hit it face first. Still dumb because if it actully showed you hitting a wall I think reingover would have just flashed over it, and not think he was on the other side

I don't think it would have mattered. Pretty sure Skt still would have won.

We all know that it won't change. I don't know if you're salty about TSM going home leaving an awful impression unlike Fnatic or about Fnatic standing against a Korean team.

Either way, the bug is clear and if you saw the game, you saw how it changed the course of the game in SKT's favor. Showing the truth is a good enough reason to shout out these things, it doesn't have to necessarily try to change the outcome of the situation.

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Fnatic lost to SKT because technically Sej flashed in a wall, not because of a bug if you watch it closely at 0.08 you see Sej didn't get entirely beyond the wall, landing in one of those existent small areas that aren't walkable areas even though it visually seems that is walkable terrain and so got bumped back These area have always existed, and even if the new Summoner's Rift is being visually more fitting with the walkable terrain, they still exist (just go back and search for Riot explanation of the updated Summoner Rift when they show the difference between old and new SR and see that there are still areas which do not fit perfectly)

This can be confounding at times, though, so Riot should either try to do small extra works on the Rift on some of the visual bugs that could be the most confunding like the areas around those thick walls in the mid lane that are seen in the video, or changing Flash interaction with the thicker walls making it interact a bit more like Bard's Magical Journey, making Flash being successful even if players fail by just a little (if x% - 95+% - of the champ model land in walkable terrain then Flash is successful)

P.S: Probably this problem affect more the champs with the biggest model sizes like Seju that could have even a minimal portion of the model that does not land on walkable terrain while the rest of it does

Sejuani never used flash and febiven said it was a bug in an interview...

That's a rather terrible analogy because you can practice playing on wet grass so that you don't slip on it. What can you do to practice getting around a bug that has no sure-fire detection rate? If the grass is wet, you know its wet and adjust your footwork accordingly. If a wall in LoL pushes you back after dashing through it, what actions can you take to prevent the likelihood of this happening? Other than, you know, avoiding that wall/dash/champion.

comparing league bugs to football weather would really be like a football player 1 time out of 10,000 hitting a 5 foot deep pot hole when someone else was just their but didn't fall in